#Computer Forensics

[ikkimikki]

Hahahahaha....I love school!

okay besties everyone put in their tags what theyre majoring or what they majored in im so curious

[forensicfield]

What is Cyber Forensics?

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[ixhika-jsx]

This is how I imagine an engineering/ forensic/computer sci. student to be 𐙚✧˖°

aka *Messily aesthetic*

[mkstrigidae]

Oof definitely going to have to completely re-write most of the oberyn&daemon investigation pieces for this next APWH chapter because i've been working on it tonight and it feels extremely disjointed rip my sanity

[missrandomdreamer]

Sometimes I wonder if there is something wrong with my brain because I cannot wrap my head around like math and science things. I am taking a class on digital curation and my brain just kind of looks at the words about coding and the articles we read and im just like uuhhhhhh

what dis?

How dis work?

What are these words?

I dont know if I just have issues concentrating or processing things like that or what

when it comes to history and arts im fine but when its like that type of science and especially math my brain is just

white noise @.@

[state-of-disorder]

Having a 'oh god what college course will I pick to study for 4 years' crisis 2 months before my leaving cert

[postleft]

i realize that when people say “stem majors would be less cringe if they had to study history/philosophy of science” they are generally not really proposing a real solution they want to implement today. however. i do not think this sort of take is appropriate. of course studying the history and/or philosophy of science can help people wake up, so to speak. but we all know what the education system is like. even if the professor who teaches these classes is the greatest professor on earth (not likely), like half of the students will just be there to fulfil their credits and not actually think about the subject. that is literally what school as it is is for. so i propose radical education reform in place of what would be at most a band-aid. thank you for coming to my ted talk

[lume-nosity]

LULULU WHAT IS UR BEST SUBJECT IN SCH

okay i know i have to list one but i have multiple so my best subject(s) in school would be:

forensics

civics

literature / creative writing

english

computer science (?)

piano (i took only one year and dropped out afterwards because the teacher saw me as a music prodigy and i can’t handle that amount of attention/pressure)

i’m such a nerd it hurts

[securium1]

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[reinanova]

do NOT leave an electronic paper trail!!!!

do NOT put it in writing on your electronics—that means no texts, no emails, no snapchat’s, no dms! all of that stuff is findable even if you delete it

the internet is forever, never forget

Anyway American trans friends, now's the time to put "be gay do crime" into practice and the first step is to get onto secure communication channels so you're not discussing details of what you're doing and how on the public internet.

[forensicfield]

[bellegomez]

Real-World Scenarios in CHFI 312-49 Exam Practice Questions

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the role of a Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) has become increasingly vital. As cyber threats grow in complexity and frequency, organizations need skilled professionals who can not only respond to security breaches but also analyze digital evidence to understand the attack and prevent future incidents. The CHFI 312-49 certification is designed to validate these essential skills. To succeed in this rigorous exam, candidates must immerse themselves in Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator CHFI 312-49 Exam Practice questions that simulate real-world scenarios. This blog explores the significance of these practical exercises and how they prepare candidates for the challenges they will face in their professional roles.

[ixhika-jsx]

## What’s a Cyber Forensic Investigator?

Master post - part 1 ��� part 2

You must have heard bout forensics yk investigating bout dead people who might have been killed and all

You must have seen shows on those topics too.Cyber forensic investigator is just of same kind but investigating through all types of modern gadgets.

Catching hackers and all but cooler

### The Money Talk: How Much Do They Make?

- **Cash Money**: Expect to rake in about $60k to $120k a year. If you are very much experienced and skilled then you can expect about 150k+ a year.(obv different countries and companies may have different wages)

### Companies That Want You

- **Tech Titans**: Google, Amazon, Facebook—they all have requirement for such heroes

- **Gov Jobs**: FBI, CIA—basically every spy agency wants you.

- **Cybersecurity Firms**: CrowdStrike, McAfee—so every gateway you go you gonna have opportunities everywhere.

### What Other Forensic Investigators Are There?

- **Forensic Pathologists**: Real-life detectives who figure out how someone died. Less tech, more science.

- **DNA Analysts**: The ones matching DNA samples

- **Forensic Accountants**: Following the money to catch fraudsters and scammers

- **Toxicologists**: Poison experts, figuring out if someone’s been covertly poisoned. (Yeaa yk snow white story)

### What’s the Work Environment Like?

- **The Lab**: Imagine a room filled with more screens than your gaming setup. Gadgets galore, maybe even a Red Bull or two

- **On the Move**: Sometimes you’re out in the field, collecting evidence. Think of it like collecting rare items in a game.

- **Remote Vibes**: You could be solving cybercrimes from your bed in your PJs .

### How Long Does It Take to Become One?

- **Time Investment**: About 4 years for a bachelor’s, and then 1-2 more years for a master’s if you’re going all-in. So, 5-6 years total. But hey, good things take time, right?

### What Do You Study?

- **Cybersecurity/Computer Science**: Your main jams. Think of them as the ultimate cheat codes for this career.

- **Digital Forensics**: Specialized courses where you learn to be a digital ninja.

- **Law and Ethics**: Learning how to catch the bad guys without breaking the law yourself. (You yourself don't want to be troubled obviously)

### Subjects You Need to Get Into It

- **Math**: Yep, but not the boring kind—more like coding and algorithms.

- **Computer Science**: Your go-to for everything techy.

- **Optional Nerd Points**: Chemistry/Physics if you’re into hardware forensics or just want to flex those brain muscles.

### Work Hours: What to Expect?

- **9 to 5-ish**: Standard hours if you’re working for a company, but expect some late nights or weekend shifts when big cases pop up.

- **On-Call Madness**: Sometimes you’re on-call like a digital firefighter. Cyber-attack at 3 AM? Time to suit up (or log in) and handle it.

- **Flexible/Remote**: If you’re lucky, you can work from home. Just remember, no solving crimes in your underwear during Zoom meetings!

### Interview with a Cyber Forensic Investigator

**Interviewer**: What’s a day in the life of a cyber forensic investigator?

**Cyber Sleuth**: Imagine rolling out of bed, grabbing your coffee, and diving into cases. I’m talking analyzing hard drives, sifting through emails, or tracking down cyberattack origins. Some days it’s all data, other days I’m working with law enforcement or testifying in court. Never a dull moment!

**Interviewer**: What’s the coolest case you’ve worked on?

**Cyber Sleuth**: Helping bust a phishing ring that was scamming millions. Tracked their digital footprints, caught the culprits, and recovered their loot. Felt like a total legend.

**Interviewer**: Ever seen some dark stuff, like murders?

*Cyber Sleuth**: Yeah, I’ve stumbled across some pretty grim stuff. It’s not all memes and malware—sometimes it’s serious business. But catching those bad guys makes it all worth it.

**Interviewer**: Have you ever been on the dark web?

**Cyber Sleuth**: Oh, for sure. It’s like the sketchy underbelly of the internet. Lots of shady deals. I go there when I need to, but it’s not a fun hangout spot.

**Interviewer**: How dark can a case get?

**Cyber Sleuth**: It can get really intense. I’ve worked on cases involving human trafficking and other serious crimes. It’s tough, but making a difference makes it worth it.

**Interviewer**: Any advice for someone who wants to get into this field?

**Cyber Sleuth**: Stay curious and keep learning. Tech evolves fast, so you’ve gotta keep up. And don’t be afraid to dig deep—sometimes the answers are buried in tons of data, but finding them is like hitting gold.

So if you’re into tech and have subjects like mathematics , chemistry and physics then you are all set to start your journey.i have seen ppl running for a common a job and all and they are not even specified about what they want. So just research and find out what you want.

[kandrdigitalmediaforensic]

Advantages of Video Enhancement in Lansing and Saginaw

A picture tells a thousand words and can be used effectively. This statement has been revised now thanks to the advent of new technologies. Indeed! The moving picture or video has entered the world with a vengeance by capturing reality perfectly. Unfortunately, law enforcement authorities are often baffled by the quality of videos and unable to discover the truth. Improving the quality of such images frame by frame or simply concentrating on a single frame can yield many results regarding the investigation. Using the services of experts for video enhancement in Lansing and Saginaw is commonplace, therefore.

It is a common notion that investigators can discover hard facts by simply taking one look at the available video footage. Unfortunately, there is little truth in it. On the contrary, the recovered video footage from a device installed at a crime scene is usually insufficient. First, law enforcement officials must be aware of the devices capable of capturing a video, thus revealing the truth. Some of the devices that may contain hidden facts, making the video footage an essential tool for investigation, include the following:-

· Mobile or smartphones · Laptops · Smart Watches · Tabs · Nanny cams · Dashcams · Body cams

The videos retrieved from the devices mentioned above must be checked and analyzed to yield the required information. Enhancement of the videos is usually done to improve their quality and emphasize particular features that may be important as evidence. The reasons to use skilled professionals for video enhancement are as follows:-

· Proper Storage- Retrieving the required footage from the right device is necessary, but one must be equally concerned about retrieving the data perfectly. Storage is another aspect that must be done just right to recover vital video information.

· Adjustments- The first look at the video will expose the weaker points that hide the facts. The professional must take pains to adjust the brightness of the moving images. The contrast and gamma need proper adjustment to improve the clarity of the videos as well

· Speed - The playback speed of the video needs to be perfect to retrieve the right information. Professionals can slow or enhance the speed of the paying video according to the requirement.

· File Conversion- Different types of devices capture the video footage. Therefore, The retrieved images are likely to be difficult to extract or read. Forensic experts or video enhancers can effectively convert the file formats into one that may be accessed easily, with its information being easy to read.

· Forgery Detection- There are many instances of forged videos being submitted to the court during an ongoing trial. It is the responsibility of the video enhancer or forensic expert to look for inconsistencies in videos that seem fake.

Recreating a crime or any offense is easy using a skilled computer forensic investigator in Chicago and Lansing.